I just bought a fancy $90 milk frother. It froths and heats milk too. It’s for use when I’m feeling too lazy to fire up the espresso machine to make a milk drink.

Yeah sometimes. But she’s particularly fond of her rocks from the Holy Land.

Would she be interested in a couple of the new King Charles coins when they come out?

Sure, long as they don’t cost to much. Thank you Bill. And I have something to send you when I get it all together.

I just ordered a knife from Montana Knife Company ; the Marshall has a 7.6" Bowie style 52100 steel blade.

Just bought a trigger spring kit for Elvira (CZ Scorpion EVO S2, the Micro version) that is supposed to take the 9+ pound trigger pull down to 5-5.5 pounds and an oversized takedown pin to tighten down the upper and lower fitment.

I’ve also ordered a short vertical fore grip from Strike industries for Melania, my Savage AR15. I just don’t like the grip that came on it. I tried drilling out the pin hole (for the inset bolt head) in the one a dog gave me, but being plastic, I wasn’t watching close enough and it drilled all the way through. It wasn’t a super bad mistake, the new one cost 13 bucks so I only cried for about an hour.

Now come on guys. I KNOW some of Y’all have named your guns, or at least some of them. At least I picked a couple good ones!

I haven’t named any of mine but you did pick out some good names for yours.

I haven't either, but if I did my .45-.70 would be "Old Thunder".

Haha, I don’t actually name mine either but thought it would make for an interesting post. And yeah, their namesakes aren’t shabby.

I have a shotgun named "PINK PANTHER" it is an old Kessler 20 Guage bolt action that my uncle gave me as my first gun.
It was more to teach me about responsibility than anything else.
He bought it off an elderly gentleman that had painted it pink to match his duck blind.
Barrel, stock and everything was painted a dull pink.
When I was 13, I sanded it down and refinished it.

Haha, probably a good move when you were 13 Bill.

Bought some more ammo before the cancellation of gunpowder orders start to affect the market to much. ALLIANT has cancelled several 6 figure orders to commercial buyers.